Sydney
8 June 2003
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Historic Tridentine Mass in Rome basilica
Carr backs asylum seeker call
Education policy a winner, says Swan
Poverty ‘a cause of terrorism’, Carr tells Iraq appeal launch
Bright light at Mass could be ‘sign of God’
Prelate warns on tube-feed ruling
We’re on the move
Leadership theme in letter to young
Bishop presents icon from Egypt to Frank Sartor
Institute tribute to Frederic Ozanam
Catholic Health warns on quality of aged care
Multi-faith ecology forum
Editorial: Quiet achievers
Letters: ‘Grand Mass’
Conversation: Mary and Richard Doig, parents extraordinare - Sharing studies, kids by degrees
Voice of Youth: Pilgrimage drew me closer to God
Danger for a priest without prayer
Mass for Mary, Help of Christians
Bishops’ Meeting: Bishops approve mandate for ecology arm - Catholic Earthcare Australia
Bishops’ Meeting: Rome visit in March
Bishops’ Meeting: Rebirth theme for Aboriginal assembly
Bishops’ Meeting: Faith focus plan for new gateway website
Bishops’ Meeting: Consultative panel to assist Towards Healing process
Bishops’ Meeting: Concern over humanitarian impact of war
Bishops’ Meeting: Workshop for bishops
Bishops’ Meeting: Reverence for the Eucharist
Bishops’ Meeting: National Gathering here
Bishops’ Meeting: Major review of agencies
Bishops’ Meeting: Increased focus on needs of aged
Catholic communicators meet in Fiji
Bishops’ Meeting: Workshop for bishops
The Bishop of Broken Bay, Bishop David Walker, is to facilitate a workshop for bishops this month as part of a leadership course sparked by his recent sabbatical in Canada.
Bishop Walker spent the northern winter in Toronto, Canada, taking part in a program at the Carter Centre for Leadership.
There were 10 bishops in his group, representing Churches in the US, Canada, Sweden and Australia.
Bishop Walker has described the experience in Toronto as “a joyous, restful environment” to reflect on his time as a bishop, “a very rich experience that will be a watershed in my ministry as a bishop”.